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Enables AI agents to fully control the Forge Engine (Godot fork) by manipulating scene trees, modifying node properties, and managing game scripts. It allows agents to perform development tasks such as running projects, capturing screenshots, and executing GDScript through a WebSocket connection.

Allows LLMs to execute Python code in a specified Conda environment, enabling access to necessary libraries and dependencies for efficient code execution.

Provides up-to-date Python package manager commands by cross-referencing official pip, poetry, uv, and conda documentation with automatic weekly updates.

Enables AI agents to investigate and repair Python/pytest repositories in isolated Git worktrees with audit trails, without modifying the original repository.

Enables MCP-capable agents to author, compile, run, and commit generative music E-- Recipes from a library catalog, completing the full authoring loop.

A tool that generates MCP servers for Smithery with Cursor IDE integration, allowing users to quickly create servers from templates such as Basic, Web Search, or Database interactions.

TACIT (Tracked Agent Capabilities In Types) is a safety harness for AI agents. Instead of calling tools directly, agents write code in Scala 3 with capture checking: a type system that statically tracks capabilities and enforces that agent code cannot forge access rights, cannot perform effects beyond its budget, and cannot leak information from pure sub-computations. It provides an MCP interface,